More PS pump...

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Philip Nasadowski, Nov 15, 2003.

  1. Ok, I found the rebuild kit (Yey!). Now, my only question is - how do I
    get that adorable pulley off the front? It looks like it just screws,
    which i think some GM cars do, so, I just unscrew it, right?
     
    Philip Nasadowski, Nov 15, 2003
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  2. Philip Nasadowski

    Lane Guest

    You need a special tool as it's a friction fit pulley (at least it is on the
    S-Series). I got one from Autozone which loans tools for no charge. It
    wasn't difficult with that tool, but would have been close to impossible to
    remove/reinstall the pulley without it.

    Lane [ l a n e @ p a i r . c o m ]
     
    Lane, Nov 16, 2003
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  3. Philip Nasadowski

    Jack Woltz Guest

    Is this a PS pump overhaul kit that includes new seals? Where did you
    find it & at what price? Dealer item? I could use one too.

    Thanks.


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    " ..... I ain't no bandleader!!"
     
    Jack Woltz, Nov 16, 2003
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  4. The AutoZone puller tool will work on Saturns? How about installing the
    pulley - do they give you that tool too?

    Thankfully, I've got an AZ near me. They have the seal, but not a total
    rebuild kit. The seal's really all that goes bad, though, I think. My
    pump pumps, just leaks a bit.

    PartsAmerica.com has the whole shebang, but their website's br0ken for
    me :mad:

    Oh yeah, I can't get the pressure hose off at the rack, so I guess it's
    off at the pump for it - with the pulley gone that looks easy enough.
    or maybe I'll just cut the hose, socket off the flare nut, and get a
    whole new one, but I'd rather not...

    Oh yeah, if you remove the return line, purge all the fluid out of the
    rack and all, and refill, don't a) fill to the top and b)screw the cap
    on tightly, start the car, spin the wheel, shut off, and remove the cap.
    Unless you like PS fluid spraying all over the place (and man, did it
    foam up too, but the foam's going away and it should be a lot better
    tomorrow morning. Steers fine though)
     
    Philip Nasadowski, Nov 17, 2003
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